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Cannot tolerate any supplements and cold all the time, any advice would be appreciated please
I've been suffering with feeling extremely cold, brain fog, fatigue, headache, aches and numbness in extremities, strange strong metallic/sour taste in mouth, IBS and low mood for the past 5-6 years, im now 20 years old. I have also started to get some facial hair and i have irregular periods. I've seen
I've been suffering with feeling extremely cold, brain fog, fatigue, headache, aches and numbness in extremities, strange strong metallic/sour taste in mouth, IBS and low mood for the past 5-6 years, im now 20 years old. I have also started to get some facial hair and i have irregular periods. I've seen
beth0311
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Pregnant
Hi there I'm having a lot of anxiety from I found out I was pregnant! My doctor said I'm 6 1/2 weeks ... I took a clear blue and it said 1-2 weeks! I took it late evening! Also I have a fear of vomiting and am afraid to take my vitamins? I was wondering does anybody no if I'm aloud vitamin A ? Thanks
Hi there I'm having a lot of anxiety from I found out I was pregnant! My doctor said I'm 6 1/2 weeks ... I took a clear blue and it said 1-2 weeks! I took it late evening! Also I have a fear of vomiting and am afraid to take my vitamins? I was wondering does anybody no if I'm aloud vitamin A ? Thanks
taylor95
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Living with Anxiety
8 years ago
Reasons why pumpkin should be included in the diet.
Pumpkins are huge fruits that are thought to have originated in North America. They are exceptionally healthy, so it's quite unfortunate to think that they are often overlooked as a source of fiber. They are also full of important disease-fighting vitamins and a whole host of other essentials. That's
Pumpkins are huge fruits that are thought to have originated in North America. They are exceptionally healthy, so it's quite unfortunate to think that they are often overlooked as a source of fiber. They are also full of important disease-fighting vitamins and a whole host of other essentials. That's
patliputra
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Diabetes India
8 years ago
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Chronic Stomach Discomfort
Ok I'm sorry that this is probably the wrong category for this but I need serious help. I have been burping for 4 straight months now and have not been able to sleep well during that time. The burps are nonstop. My stomach always tightens up whenever I eat something; the best way I can explain it is
Ok I'm sorry that this is probably the wrong category for this but I need serious help. I have been burping for 4 straight months now and have not been able to sleep well during that time. The burps are nonstop. My stomach always tightens up whenever I eat something; the best way I can explain it is
Shingen
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IBS Network
8 years ago
Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Vitamin A (Retinol, Retinoic Acid [RA], Beta Carotene)
This is the first in a series of reviews of the PCa literature for foods & supplements. When I began looking at studies 12 years ago, I started with vitamin A, which I quickly discovered is not an easy topic. It goes on a bit, so for those who want the bottom line: do not supplement with vitamin A (
This is the first in a series of reviews of the PCa literature for foods & supplements. When I began looking at studies 12 years ago, I started with vitamin A, which I quickly discovered is not an easy topic. It goes on a bit, so for those who want the bottom line: do not supplement with vitamin A (
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
I already have retinA at home, wondering if I should use it.
about a year ago, way before my Dx, I bought retinA serum to treat my skin against the sun damage and the acne scars I had. I used it for a while on my face with a combination of vitamin C serum. All this bought on Ebay and without medical guidance I must say. I think we all heard about the promising
about a year ago, way before my Dx, I bought retinA serum to treat my skin against the sun damage and the acne scars I had. I used it for a while on my face with a combination of vitamin C serum. All this bought on Ebay and without medical guidance I must say. I think we all heard about the promising
KD12
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
8 years ago
Fruit & PCa
Lifestyle changes are reportedly common following a PCa diagnosis, including a "healthier" diet. I suspect that most would not seek expert advice, because we all "know" what is healthier: more fruits & vegetable, less meat, less fat, more whole grains, & so on. Ask one's doctor for dietary advice,
Lifestyle changes are reportedly common following a PCa diagnosis, including a "healthier" diet. I suspect that most would not seek expert advice, because we all "know" what is healthier: more fruits & vegetable, less meat, less fat, more whole grains, & so on. Ask one's doctor for dietary advice,
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
does multivitamin tabs impact sugar levels?
can a diabetic (on no med with hba1c 6.1) take multivitamin tabs...? doctor suggested "wellman" which has 1Kcal of energy per tab. is it going to spike to sugar levels? Vitamin A (2500 IU)750 µg RE94 Vitamin D (as D3 200 IU)5 µg100 Vitamin E (Natural Source)20 mg α-TE167 Vitamin C60 mg75 Vitamin B1
can a diabetic (on no med with hba1c 6.1) take multivitamin tabs...? doctor suggested "wellman" which has 1Kcal of energy per tab. is it going to spike to sugar levels? Vitamin A (2500 IU)750 µg RE94 Vitamin D (as D3 200 IU)5 µg100 Vitamin E (Natural Source)20 mg α-TE167 Vitamin C60 mg75 Vitamin B1
man32
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Diabetes India
8 years ago
Can PA effect the absorption of other vitamins?
Hi everyone, I've had Pernicious Anemia for approx ten years now, just turned 30 and experienced the same problems most of you had with getting a diagnosis. What I'd like to know is if you take other vitamins e.g ones to help with skin like vitamin A for acne or even something like a berocca, are they
Hi everyone, I've had Pernicious Anemia for approx ten years now, just turned 30 and experienced the same problems most of you had with getting a diagnosis. What I'd like to know is if you take other vitamins e.g ones to help with skin like vitamin A for acne or even something like a berocca, are they
miriamobrien
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
8 years ago
Adrenal Fatigue
I have always been very lucky with my health, played football into my late forties and ran distance for many years without any serious injury, completing two marathons in 2013 at the age of 52. At that time, I was very busy with work and also renovating our bungalow. A few weeks after my last marathon
I have always been very lucky with my health, played football into my late forties and ran distance for many years without any serious injury, completing two marathons in 2013 at the age of 52. At that time, I was very busy with work and also renovating our bungalow. A few weeks after my last marathon
JeffMo
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Vitamin testing
Hi, any recommendations for vitamin and mineral testing? I'd like quite a range doing like Vit a, b's, c, e, magnesium, selenium,zinc etc.
Hi, any recommendations for vitamin and mineral testing? I'd like quite a range doing like Vit a, b's, c, e, magnesium, selenium,zinc etc.
misslissa
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Can anyone help please?
I have had AF since 1994 following pneumonia. For the last 4ish years I have been on Verapamil; Digoxin and Warfarin which seemed to keep me pretty well balanced, apart from the usual blip occasionally. I also have psoriasis, only on the palms of my hands, and recently agreed to have PUVA treatment.
I have had AF since 1994 following pneumonia. For the last 4ish years I have been on Verapamil; Digoxin and Warfarin which seemed to keep me pretty well balanced, apart from the usual blip occasionally. I also have psoriasis, only on the palms of my hands, and recently agreed to have PUVA treatment.
GranJan
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Beyond Psoriasis
8 years ago
Can anyone help me here, please?
I have had AF since 1994 following pneumonia. For the last 4ish years I have been on Verapamil; Digoxin and Warfarin which seemed to keep me pretty well balanced, apart from the usual blip occasionally. I also have psoriasis, only on the palms of my hands, and recently agreed to have PUVA treatment.
I have had AF since 1994 following pneumonia. For the last 4ish years I have been on Verapamil; Digoxin and Warfarin which seemed to keep me pretty well balanced, apart from the usual blip occasionally. I also have psoriasis, only on the palms of my hands, and recently agreed to have PUVA treatment.
GranJan
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AF Association
8 years ago
Retinoic acid receptor–related orphan receptor γ (ROR-γ) & the Androgen Receptor (AR)
New study below [1]. Don't be put off by the title. When I decided to methodically go through the PubMed PCa literature 12 years ago, I began with vitamins. I can tell you that Vitamin A is the worst starting point. Expecting a single receptor for retinol. I discovered that there was a retinoic
New study below [1]. Don't be put off by the title. When I decided to methodically go through the PubMed PCa literature 12 years ago, I began with vitamins. I can tell you that Vitamin A is the worst starting point. Expecting a single receptor for retinol. I discovered that there was a retinoic
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 years ago
Out of curiosity, do you eat food made of blood?
Just curious, over here in Finland eating food from blood is quite common and it is the best way to restore iron levels, of course. I have not eaten food made of blood for a while as it is either pancake type of food or sausages which contain gluten, if gluten free then rice or corn which I am highly
Just curious, over here in Finland eating food from blood is quite common and it is the best way to restore iron levels, of course. I have not eaten food made of blood for a while as it is either pancake type of food or sausages which contain gluten, if gluten free then rice or corn which I am highly
Justiina
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
How can I avoid all these foods?
Good morning everyone, It seems like my "avoid" list is growing longer every month. Since sticking to this I have lost just over a stone (since the end of December) I am always hungry and feeling worse because of it. I had been doing really quite well healthwise until I was told (by a professional
Good morning everyone, It seems like my "avoid" list is growing longer every month. Since sticking to this I have lost just over a stone (since the end of December) I am always hungry and feeling worse because of it. I had been doing really quite well healthwise until I was told (by a professional
Kitten-whiskers
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Thyroid UK
8 years ago
Itching
The major effect my MPN has on me beside fatigue is itching. I have itched since before first diagnosis in 1994. Have tried so many drugs . Numerous anti-histamines, cimetidine, paroxetine, steroids ,thalidomide, interferon ( made it worse). The only thing that helped was very large doses of PUVA but
The major effect my MPN has on me beside fatigue is itching. I have itched since before first diagnosis in 1994. Have tried so many drugs . Numerous anti-histamines, cimetidine, paroxetine, steroids ,thalidomide, interferon ( made it worse). The only thing that helped was very large doses of PUVA but
skodaguy
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MPN Voice
8 years ago
Bone Density Scan
Hi, Had my 6 monthly check up yesterday, my bloods are stable (they seem to go up and down but only slightly) which is good, I had a vitamin A blood test (my Doc did a vit D test a while ago and I am now on a supplement) and I am being referred for a bone density scan. Has anyone else had this? I was
Hi, Had my 6 monthly check up yesterday, my bloods are stable (they seem to go up and down but only slightly) which is good, I had a vitamin A blood test (my Doc did a vit D test a while ago and I am now on a supplement) and I am being referred for a bone density scan. Has anyone else had this? I was
Jaxter
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PBC Foundation
8 years ago
Vitamin A
Good morning Everyone, Since I started working at BLF in 2009 we have regularly received enquiries about a trial from back in 2006. The trial, as reported in the Daily Mail, was to develop a drug 'to make damaged lungs regrow' The statement below was released at the time, but since this we have heard
Good morning Everyone, Since I started working at BLF in 2009 we have regularly received enquiries about a trial from back in 2006. The trial, as reported in the Daily Mail, was to develop a drug 'to make damaged lungs regrow' The statement below was released at the time, but since this we have heard
Biddy_ALUK
British Lung Foundation
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Emphazema
My grandfather has emphazema I read about vitamin A treatment how can he get in the trial ?
My grandfather has emphazema I read about vitamin A treatment how can he get in the trial ?
steveking2
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
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